1. | Do we need a quality standard to use primers and probes from literature? | |
Pages 1-3 | ||
Sudhir Bhatia | ||
2. | Isolation of DNA from spots of old microscopic glass slides with mini column isolation kit for molecular analysis | |
Pages 4-10 | ||
Sudhir Bhatia; Gudrun Baersch | ||
3. | A study on COVID-19 patients in a period from January 2022 to August 2022 in Assiut city | |
Pages 11-19 | ||
Esraa Ali Abdelaziz; amany M. Adawy; Ahmed sadek Hasanein; Hytham Abdalla; Ragaa Sedeik Rashwan | ||
4. | Screening for SARS-CoV-2 variants in Egypt using multiplex PCR | |
Pages 20-28 | ||
Ghada Ismail; Nashwa Naguib Omar; Samar Saad Rashad; Hossam Abdelghaffar; Marwa Salah Mostafa; Shereen Saeed Mohamed; Ahmed Elshafei; Yasmeen Mohammad Mahmood Ali Ibraheem | ||
5. | Variations in levels of ACE2 and TMPRSS2 receptors among COVID-19 | |
Pages 29-39 | ||
Dalia Essam Zanaty; Mohamed A El-Mokhtar; Omnia Hassan El-Badawy; Manal Ahmed Elkhwaga | ||
6. | Predictive role of methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene single nucleotide polymorphisms rs1801133 C/T and serpin family E member 1 rs1799889 4G/5G for SARS-CoV-2 infection and severity of COVID-19 in Iraqi population. | |
Pages 40-52 | ||
Ghazwan Hussein; Ali Hmood Al-Saadi | ||
7. | Cytokines profile and their related genotypes in COVID-19: Correlation with disease severity and outcome in Egyptian patients | |
Pages 53-65 | ||
Naglaa Said Elabd; Amany A. Saleh; Asmaa Elbrolosy; Reda Ibrahem; Noran T. Aboelkhair; Mohamed Enar; Ahmed Elesdoudy; Marwa M. Allahouny; Mahmoud Rizk; Moamena S. Elhamoly | ||
8. | Sleep disorders as presenting symptoms in positive COVID-19 patients: In Aswan University Hospitals, Egypt | |
Pages 66-74 | ||
Abeer Abdelhady Tony; Shazly Ali Ahmed; Effat AE Tony; Salah Maklad; Islam El-Nakeeb; Islam Alazab; Mohamed Khodair; Mohamed M. Amin | ||
9. | A study about the number of Coronavirus breakthrough infections during post vaccination period | |
Pages 75-79 | ||
Sudhir Bhatia | ||
10. | The Effectivity of Pfizer vaccine on oral immunological biomarkers sIgA and Interleukin-21 | |
Pages 80-88 | ||
Dhuha Mahmood Ali; Ghada Ibrahim Taha | ||
11. | Awareness, perception, and uptake of Covid-19 vaccine among students of a tertiary institution in northeastern Nigeria | |
Pages 89-100 | ||
Musa Yakubu Tula; Joel Filgona; Godwin Johuel Birma | ||
12. | Human infection caused by the avian influenza type A virus: A comprehensive update on its pathogenesis and recommendation for future re-occurrence | |
Pages 101-112 | ||
Blessing Nkechi Emmanuel; Ayobami Sunday Akinnawo; Abubakar Nuhu Ishaq; Kingsley Onuh; Oyewumi Akin Ogunmoye; Augustine Seun Ofeh; Faith Godwin; Faidat Abimbola Afolayan; Uthman Hassan Alao; Zubeda Oyiza Idris-Saeed; Success Chekwubechukwu David | ||
13. | Survival factors affecting the infectivity of hepatitis A virus isolated from Egypt | |
Pages 113-126 | ||
Abdallah Shaban Ragab; Ahmed Ahmed Hmed; Ahmed Ramadan Sofy | ||
14. | Quantitative microbial risk assessment and seasonality of hepatitis A virus in a river, swouthwest Nigeria | |
Pages 127-138 | ||
Adewale Oluwasogo Olalemi; ADEDOTUN EBENEZER ADEUSI; Michael Tosin Bayode | ||
15. | Knowledge gaps in tuberculosis among students and its implications for public health; A review | |
Pages 139-147 | ||
Daniel Abigail Abi; Ajik Magaji; Sumayya Al-Mansur; Byencit Jang; Ambi Ibrahim; Matthias Solomon Gamde; Maureen Obeta | ||
16. | Phenotypic detection of multi-drug and extensively drug resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis among tuberculosis patients in Kaduna State, North West Nigeria | |
Pages 148-154 | ||
Kasimu Mamuda; Aliyu Muhammad Sani; Steven Olayeni Olonitola; Opaluwa Ahmodu Saraja | ||
17. | Nontuberculous mycobacterial infection in patients with bronchiectasis. A single-center study | |
Pages 155-167 | ||
Marwa Elmongi; Mohammed Elkenawy; Tamer Elhadidy; Rasha Mokhtar Elnagar | ||
18. | Detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in tongue swab | |
Pages 168-177 | ||
Daniel Abigail Abi; Bimba John Samson; Matthias Solomon Gamde; Simon Peter Abriba | ||
19. | Prevalence of Helicobacter Pylori Infection among Egyptian patients with hypothyroidism and its relation to treatment resistance in Beni-Suef Governorate | |
Pages 178-184 | ||
Mohamed Gamal Mohamed; Eman Hamdy Mohamed; Marwa Abdallah Shaker; Mona Kamal Othman | ||
20. | Antimicrobial peptides: Current perspectives and future promises | |
Pages 185-189 | ||
Nitin B Nage; Vaishali N Wadekar; Mirza M V ` Baig | ||
21. | Evaluation of chlorhexidine and povidone iodine activity against biofilm forming Staphylococcus epidermidis clinical isolates | |
Pages 190-200 | ||
amal Fathalla Makled; Mohamed Medhat Ghareib; Sahar Ali; Mostafa Mahmoud Sharweed; Asmaa shaban Sleem | ||
22. | Sepsis Biomarkers: Current Information and Future Visions | |
Pages 201-210 | ||
Muayad Mahdi Kadim; Husein O.M. AL-Dahmoshi; Falah Hasan Obayes AL-Khikani | ||
23. | Role of miRNA-23b as a biomarker of pediatric sepsis "A single-center study" | |
Pages 211-219 | ||
Hanaa I. Abd El-Hady; Shahenda G. Badran; Ahmed A. Ali; Alaa Nafea | ||
24. | The role of absolute neutrophil count, mean platelet volume and lymphocyte monocyte ratio as a simple blood markers In the diagnosis and prediction of treatment response In spontaneous bacterial peritonitis In Egyptian cirrhotic patients. | |
Pages 220-229 | ||
Shimaa Moustafa Mansour; Kariman Elkasrawy; Fatma Ali Elgebaly | ||
25. | Gut microbiota analysis in colorectal diseased patients in Menoufia University Hospitals, Egypt. | |
Pages 230-246 | ||
Shymaa Abd-Elsattar Elaskary; Ayman Abd Elhaleem Elgamal; Hanem Mohamed Badawy; Marwa Mohammed khalil; Doaa Salah Elgendy; Heba Mostafa Elhagary; Amal Mohamed Dawoud | ||
26. | The Common aerobic bacteria causes diarrhea in children in Omdurman Hospital-Sudan | |
Pages 247-253 | ||
Razan Farid Abualsauid Magzuop; Mohammed Aldai Hammad; Alkhair Abd Almahmoud Idris | ||
27. | Prevalence and antimicrobial resistance of Escherichia coli O157 from mutton meat in Khartoum State, Sudan. | |
Pages 254-259 | ||
Shahinaz Fadul Mohammed; Hassan Hag Elsafi; Rayan Mohammed Abdalbage; Omeima Salih | ||
28. | Loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay versus polymerase chain reaction for detection of blaNDM-1 and blaKPC genes among Gram negative isolates | |
Pages 260-269 | ||
Ayat H. Mohammed; Ehsan A Hassan; Mona A. Hassan; Ahmed Reda; Shrouk M. Elghazaly; Shereen M. Mohammed | ||
29. | Phenotypic detection of ESBL and MBL producing Klebsiella pneumoniae in critically ill patients with nosocomial pneumonia | |
Pages 270-281 | ||
Marwa Mohamed Khalifa; Mohammed A ELmokhtar; Shabann Hashem Ahmed; Manal Ahmed Mahmoud; Ehsan M.W ElSabaa | ||
30. | Assessment of carbapenem resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae in intensive care unit of Zagazig University Hospitals | |
Pages 282-294 | ||
Salah El-Sayed Ibrahim Ali; Nanis Abdallah Salah Mahmoud; Manal Mohamad Elamin; Ghada El-Sayed Amr; Haytham Kamal Ahmed Mahrous | ||
31. | Detection of aztreonam, meropenem and imipenem resistant Gram negative bacteria from inpatient department in Federal Medical Center (FMC), Birnin, Kebbi, Nigeria | |
Pages 295-300 | ||
Bilyaminu Jega; Mustapha Aliyu; Muhammad Muhammad; Musa Isah; Abubakar Sani; Aisha Inuwa | ||
32. | Colistin and carbapenem resistance among Pseudomonas and Acinetobacter clinical isolates in Menoufia University Hospitals | |
Pages 301-313 | ||
Amal Fathallah Makled; Hasan El-banna Younes; MabrouK Mahmoud Ghonaim; ِِِAzza Karam Shaalan; Esraa El-sayed El- Mahdy | ||
33. | Comparing antibiotic susceptibility profiles of urinary tract infection isolates in a University Hospital in Burkina Faso: Community vs. hospital profiles | |
Pages 314-323 | ||
NAGALO Andre; KABORE Dieudonné Odilon; Kissou Senkaye-Lagom Aimée; Mahamoud Issaka Ali; KABRE Boukary; Semde Aoua; Ouattara Cheick Ahmed; Sawadogo Yacouba; ZOUNGRANA Jacques; Poda Armel; Godreuil Sylvain; Ouedraogo Abdoul-Salam | ||
34. | Spontaneous fungal peritonitis is not a rare infection in cirrhotic patients with ascites: A cross-sectional Study | |
Pages 324-335 | ||
Mona M. Abdelrahman; Radwa M. Farag; Osama A. Orabi; Noha S. Shafik; Amira Maher; Reem M. Makbol | ||
35. | Exploring rapid molecular methods for diagnosing Candida species infecting humans: A narrative review. | |
Pages 336-346 | ||
Debasmita Dubey; Shakti Rath; Sushree Swagatika Subhadarshini; Gopal Krishna Purohit; Debasish Tripathy; Rajashree Panigrahi; Sourav Palai; Debidatta Singhsamanta | ||
36. | Surveillance of the epidemiology and antifungal susceptibility of invasive candidiasis: A retrospective study from 2016 to 2020 in a teaching hospital in Sousse, Tunisia | |
Pages 347-358 | ||
MAHER BEN BRAHIM; Meriam BenHamida-Rebai; Nihel Haddad; Lamia Tilouche; Abdelhalim Trabelsi; Soumaya Ketata | ||
37. | Antifungal resistance profiles of Candida isolates from pediatric tertiary care hospital and in vitro efficacy of natural oils against fluconazole-resistant species | |
Pages 359-369 | ||
Heba Hassan Ahmed; Yousseria M shetaia; Ashraf M Morgan; Marwa A Ibrahim; Noha Salah Soliman | ||
38. | Prevalence of disseminated Histoplasma capsulatum in pulmonary infection patients, attending National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Training Centre, Saye – Nigeria | |
Pages 370-378 | ||
Osumah Orchewa Rabiah; Muhammad Hassan Isa Doko; Steven Olayeni Olonitola; osakpamwan Uzama Avenbuan; Daniel Makolo; Bussayo Olalekan Olayinka | ||
39. | HPLC fingerprint profile, in-vitro cytotoxicity and anti-herpes simplex virus activity of methanol extract from Strophanthus hispidus DC (Stem bark). | |
Pages 379-388 | ||
Arnold Mulula; Abdeldjalil Bouzina; Hugues Bisi Mambu; Joséphine Kankolongo Ntumba; Joachim Nsomue; Milka Ndaya Tshingamb; K.T. Kashishi; Ahmed Zaki; Taba Kalulu | ||
40. | Time-kill kinetics and antibacterial activity of ethanolic extract of Allium sativum | |
Pages 389-397 | ||
Anayochukwu Ngene; Chinedu G Ohaegbu; Emmanuel G Idu; Ekene S Odo | ||